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2020 is steadily nearing its end, and this year has been quite an eventful one for WWE despite the COVID-19 pandemic hampering the shows. WWE somehow succeeded in presenting regular shows, be it from the Performance Center or the ThunderDome. Superstars like Drew McIntyre and Roman Reigns shined while there were many who didn't impress much.
In this list, we will be focusing on some of the most successful WWE Superstars this year, who have been nothing short of impressive on pay-per-views. This list will count down five WWE Superstars who have won every pay-per-view match in 2020. Superstars with two or more matches in their bags are eligible for the list.
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#5 WWE Superstar Becky Lynch (2-0)
Becky Lynch was absent from WWE TV for the better part of 2020. She kicked off the year by resuming her rivalry with fellow WWE Superstar Asuka, who had beaten Lynch at Royal Rumble 2019. Lynch was determined to even the score at this year's Royal Rumble event. After a hard-fought battle between the two incredibly talented female wrestlers, it was Becky Lynch who came out victorious and retained her belt.
The next time she would defend her belt on a pay-per-view was at WrestleMania 36. Lynch was attacked by Shayna Baszler on an episode of WWE RAW, on the road to WrestleMania. Baszler went on to defeat five women inside Elimination Chamber to bag an opportunity to face Lynch at The Show of Shows. Unfortunately for Baszler, she failed to defeat The Man at WrestleMania, and Lynch left the show with the belt still on her shoulder. She would go on to vacate the RAW Women's title and go on hiatus due to her pregnancy. There's no indication as to whether Lynch will return to WWE TV in the future. One thing's for sure though: Lynch will go down as one of the most successful female wrestlers in WWE history.
#4 WWE legend The Undertaker (2-0)
WWE legend The Undertaker, as is the norm, hasn't had many matches this year. The Undertaker wrestled only two matches on pay-per-views in 2020 and won both of those. It began when he made a surprise appearance at the Gauntlet match at WWE Super ShowDown, moments after AJ Styles had seemingly won the match. The Undertaker proceeded to put Styles down to a chorus of cheers and pinned him to win the Tuwaiq Trophy. The Deadman thus kicked off a feud with Styles, that would eventually be settled at WWE WrestleMania 36.
Styles went too far with his personal jibes targeting The Undertaker, and verbally attacked Michelle McCool, The Undertaker's wife. The Phenom wasn't thrilled with it one bit and took his anger out on AJ in a Boneyard match at The Show of Shows. The Undertaker buried Styles alive in the end, thus picking up the victory. Styles came back soon after, but The Undertaker has yet to wrestle another match in 2020. Judging by his statement in his WWE Network docuseries, it seems highly unlikely that we will see The Undertaker in action in the near future.
#3 WWE Superstar Kevin Owens (3-0)
Kevin Owens hasn't done much of note in 2020, but he can surely boast of an incredible pay-per-view record this year. Owens kicked off a rivalry with The Monday Night Messiah Seth Rollins, in late 2019. The feud continued in 2020 and was finally settled at WWE WrestleMania 36, after months of buildup. Owens was attacked by Rollins with a ring bell during the match, due to which Owens won by DQ. Things didn't end here though, as Owens challenged Rollins to another match right away, with a No DQ stipulation.
Rollins accepted the challenge, and the duo went at it again. Owens hit a Stunner on Rollins, in the end, to win this match as well. A short while later, Owens would kick off a feud with Murphy, Seth Rollins' disciple. The two met at The Horror Show at WWE Extreme Rules. This time as well, Owens came out victorious. Ever since then, Owens hasn't performed on a pay-per-view. He was recently drafted to WWE SmackDown. Being a former Universal Champion, Owens wouldn't shy away from targeting Roman Reigns in the near future to win the title again.
#2 WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns (4-0)
Roman Reigns didn't appear on WWE TV during the pandemic and decided to exercise precaution and stay home. The Big Dog has wrestled on pay-per-view on four occasions this year and has four straight wins. At the Royal Rumble pay-per-view earlier this year, Reigns defeated King Corbin in a Falls Count Anywhere match. It seemed like the rivalry had come to an end, but this wasn't the case. The duo faced again at WWE Super ShowDown, inside a steel cage. The Big Dog reigned supreme again and then kicked off a feud with Goldberg over the Universal title. Reigns pulled out at the last moment though, and wouldn't return until SummerSlam 2020 came around.
At WWE Payback, Reigns defeated The Fiend and Braun Strowman to win the Universal title. Dubbed The Tribal Chief, Reigns had instantly become the top heel in all of WWE. He went on to defend the belt against his cousin, Jey Uso, at WWE Clash of Champions. Reigns won this time around as well, thus bringing his record to 4-0.
#1 WWE Champion Drew McIntyre (6-0)
2020 has been the year of Drew McIntyre, without a shadow of a doubt. He won the Royal Rumble match (which won't be considered for this list) and bagged a shot at the WWE title. McIntyre defeated Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 36 to win his first WWE title. Thus kicked off one of the most dominant reigns in recent memory. At WWE Money in the Bank, McIntyre successfully defended his WWE title against Seth Rollins. He went on to feud with Bobby Lashley, and defeated him as well, at WWE Backlash. Next, McIntyre met his former ally Dolph Ziggler at WWE Extreme Rules, and the same story followed here.
Drew McIntyre then kicked off possibly the biggest feud of his career, against Randy Orton. The duo met at SummerSlam 2020, and The Viper failed to capture the WWE title from McIntyre. At Clash of Champions, McIntyre defeated Orton in an Ambulance match, to retain the belt again. The two are scheduled to meet again inside Hell in a Cell now, at the namesake pay-per-view.
